The Complete Guide to Dental Implants in Hanoi: Costs, Brands and What to Ask (2026)

1. Why Hanoi for Dental Implants?

Hanoi combines implant treatment with a city that is easy to spend recovery days in: the Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake, West Lake and the Temple of Literature are all low-effort outings. Both listed clinics are open every day from 8:30 to 18:00.

Picasso was founded in Hanoi in 2013 as Serenity International Dental Clinic and renamed Picasso Dental Clinic in 2022. The clinic says it has treated more than 70,000 patients from 62 countries. It has six branches in four cities, two of them in Hanoi, and uses the same price list, materials and warranties at every branch.

2. Where the Listed Clinics Are

The two Picasso branches are in different parts of the city, which affects where you might stay. Note that Hanoi abolished its districts on 1 July 2025; many maps still show the old names.

The Old Quarter branch is the founding branch; the clinic says its most senior dentists practise there and every Picasso treatment is done there, including All-on-4. The Westlake Square branch lists on-site CBCT, iTero scanning and digital smile design, with implant cases planned digitally.

3. Implant Brands Available in Hanoi

The brand affects the price, and it matters later, because any dentist at home who maintains your implant needs to know the system. Picasso now lists three brands.

3.1 Nobel Biocare and Straumann

Both are long-established implant manufacturers. At Picasso a complete implant with either costs 40,000,000 VND (about US$1,550, A$2,200, NZ$2,720, £1,160). Straumann BLX costs 45,000,000 VND (about US$1,740, A$2,480). The Westlake Square branch lists the same Nobel Biocare and Straumann systems as the Old Quarter.

3.2 Neodent

At Picasso a complete implant with Neodent costs 30,000,000 VND (about US$1,160, A$1,650, NZ$2,040, £870).

4. Implant and Related Procedure Prices (2026)

Prices from Picasso's list for both Hanoi branches, converted at SmileJet's rates on 26 Oct 2026 (USD 1 = 25,829.65 VND) and rounded. They are indicative; only a written quote for your own case applies.

SmileJet does not publish home-country implant prices. To compare, ask your own dentist for a written quote for the same work (fixture, abutment and crown), then add flights and accommodation for two trips.

5. All-on-4 and Full-Arch Implant Costs in Hanoi

Picasso's full-arch prices are per jaw and do not include the final bridge. The permanent zirconia bridge is "quoted and charged separately", and its price is not published, so ask for it in writing before you book.

Australia: 2025 Australian clinic price guides put All-on-4 at A$18,000 to A$35,000 per arch. Picasso's is about A$8,260 (Neodent) to A$12,120 (Nobel Biocare or Straumann) per jaw before the final bridge, which Picasso prices separately and does not publish, so the gap is not the saving on the finished treatment. New Zealand: NZ$20,000 to NZ$35,000 per arch from 2025 NZ price guides, against about NZ$10,190 to NZ$14,950 at Picasso, bridge not included. For other countries, compare with a written quote from your own dentist.

6. Clinical Outcomes and Risk Factors

Whether an implant lasts depends mainly on your health, your bone, the planning and surgery, and how well you look after it, wherever the treatment happens. Ask the clinic how it plans your case; Picasso says it takes a CBCT scan before every implant and uses digital surgical guides.

7. Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh City vs Da Nang

Picasso also has branches in Da Nang (Phan Chu Trinh and Vinmec International Hospital), Ho Chi Minh City (Masteri Thảo Điền) and Da Lat (Link General Hospital). The clinic says the price list, materials and warranties are the same at every branch, so the choice of city comes down to travel and the treatment you need.

8. Getting There and Staying

International flights arrive at Noi Bai International Airport. The clinic says the Old Quarter branch is about 30 minutes by car or Grab via Nhật Tân bridge; no airport time is published for Westlake Square. Flight times and fares vary by route and season, so check them for your own dates.

Visas: most visitors use Vietnam's e-visa. Rules change, so check the current rules for your passport before booking.

8.1 Accommodation in Hanoi for Dental Patients

For the Old Quarter branch, Trúc Bạch, Ba Đình and the Old Quarter around Hoan Kiem Lake are close. For the Westlake Square branch, the clinic says Ciputra, Starlake and Tay Ho are 10 to 15 minutes by car. Choose somewhere quiet with easy Grab access for the days after surgery.

9. Budgeting Your Trip

A single implant needs two trips, so add two sets of flights and accommodation to the treatment price. A simple way to budget:

10. Treatment Timeline: What to Expect

The clinic describes a single implant as two visits: 3 to 5 days, then 2 to 3 days, 3 to 6 months apart. Your dentist sets the actual schedule.

11. How SmileJet Helps International Patients

SmileJet is a dental clinic directory. In Hanoi it lists the two Picasso branches and books either one on WhatsApp or Messenger, at no charge to the patient; you pay the clinic directly. SmileJet can pass on messages in English, Russian or Vietnamese.

12. Choosing a Clinic: Questions to Ask

Whatever clinic you consider, get clear answers to these questions before you book.

12.1 Red Flags

Be cautious of any clinic that will not name the implant brand in writing, will not give an itemised written quote, or cannot tell you who will treat you. A good written plan lists every cost, the brand and the treating dentist.

13. Frequently Asked Questions

How much do dental implants cost in Hanoi in 2026?

At Picasso, a complete implant with crown is 30,000,000 VND (about US$1,160) with Neodent or 40,000,000 VND (about US$1,550) with Nobel Biocare or Straumann. CBCT and consultation are extra; prices are indicative.

Is Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City better for dental implants?

Picasso says its price list is the same at every branch, so choose by travel convenience. SmileJet lists the two Hanoi branches.

How do I get from Hanoi Airport to my clinic or hotel?

Grab or a taxi from Noi Bai International Airport. The clinic says the Old Quarter branch is about 30 minutes by car via Nhật Tân bridge.

When is a good time of year to visit Hanoi for dental treatment?

Many visitors find the cooler, drier months from around October to April more comfortable for walking about; summer is hot and humid. Plan around your treatment dates first.

Do I need a visa to travel to Hanoi?

Most visitors use Vietnam's e-visa, and some passports are exempt. Rules change, so check the current rules for your passport before booking.

Which dental implant clinics does SmileJet list in Hanoi?

Two, both Picasso branches: the Old Quarter branch and the Westlake Square branch. Both are featured partners, a commercial listing relationship and not a clinical endorsement.

Can I combine dental treatment with sightseeing in Hanoi?

Yes, at a gentle pace. The Old Quarter, Hoan Kiem Lake and the Temple of Literature suit recovery days; save longer trips such as Ha Long Bay for when you feel well.

14. Summary

In Hanoi, SmileJet lists two Picasso Dental Clinic branches with one price list. A complete single implant costs 30,000,000 VND (Neodent) to 45,000,000 VND (Straumann BLX), about US$1,160 to 1,740, over two trips 3 to 6 months apart. All-on-4 costs 150,000,000 to 220,000,000 VND per jaw before the final bridge, which is quoted separately.

The next step is a written quote for your own case. Send your X-ray, compare it with a written quote from your own dentist, and only then book flights.